The Ultimate Auto Clicker for Windows, SteamOS & Linux
AutoClick Pro is a fast, reliable auto clicker, key clicker, macro recorder, and scripting tool with image detection, so it can wait for something to appear on screen and click it. For Windows 10 & 11, and fully native on SteamOS/Linux too.
A Powerful Auto Clicker, Macro Recorder & Scripting Tool
Stop wasting time on repetitive clicking. AutoClick Pro automates mouse clicks at any interval, presses or holds any key with the Key Clicker, records and replays full mouse-and-keyboard macros, and runs custom automation scripts, then lets you launch any of them from an extra mouse button, a keyboard key, or a controller button. Pause and resume anything with a single press. All from one clean, native app that runs on Windows, SteamOS, and most Linux desktops, with the same features on every platform, in English, Russian, Ukrainian, German, Spanish or Brazilian Portuguese. It can also see the screen: capture a small picture of a button, an icon or a marker, and your scripts, the Auto Clicker, the Key Clicker, your macros and the Image Trigger can wait for it, click it wherever it appears, or react the moment it shows up.
Everything You Need to Automate
A complete auto clicker toolkit: auto clicking, key pressing, macro recording, full scripting, image detection, and one-press mouse, keyboard & controller mapping.
Precision Auto Clicker
Configurable click intervals from 1 ms to one hour. Left, right, or middle clicks: single, double, or held down until you stop. Optional random intervals and offsets for natural input.
Key Clicker
The auto clicker for a key. Press any key, or a combination like Ctrl+S, every interval, or hold it down until you stop. Its own hotkey (F4), its own profiles, and it runs beside the Auto Clicker, a macro, or a script.
Start & Stop Timers
Start the Auto Clicker or Key Clicker after a few seconds (time to switch to the game) and stop it after seconds, minutes, or hours. The status line counts down, and a pause holds both clocks.
Macro Recorder
Record mouse movement, clicks, and keyboard input with high precision, then fine-tune any action's timing in the Macro Editor. Adjust playback speed, repeat infinitely, and save macros to disk. An optional chime and a flashing REC badge show when it's recording.
Scripting Engine
Write powerful automation scripts with simple commands like click, type, wait, loop, waitimage and clickimage. Built-in command reference and a run log included.
Image Detection
Capture a small picture of anything on screen (a button, an icon, a loot drop) and every tool can react to it. Scripts wait for it or click it wherever it is, the Auto Clicker can click only while it's visible, and Test shows where it matched and how well.
Image Trigger
When an image appears, or a pixel turns a colour, run any saved clicker, macro, or script, or simply click the match. It keeps watching while you play, has its own start/stop hotkey, and Emergency Stop halts it with everything else.
Click Position Picker
Pick any pixel on your screen with a hotkey. Click at fixed positions or add random pixel offsets to keep automation natural.
Global Hotkeys
Customizable global hotkeys to start, stop, pause, record, play back, and start the Key Clicker or the Image Trigger. They fire even when the window is minimized or behind a game. Emergency Stop halts everything at once.
Mouse Mapper
Map your mouse's extra side buttons to any saved profile. Press a button to fire an auto clicker config, a key clicker, a macro, or a script. Press again to stop.
Keyboard Mapper
Bind any F-key or letter to a saved auto clicker, key clicker, macro, or script profile and launch it with a single keypress. Build as many mappings as you need.
Controller Mapper
Bind gamepad buttons to any saved profile. Just press the button to assign it. Move the cursor with an analog stick, with sensitivity, deadzone, and invert controls.
Pause & Resume
Pause whatever's running with one key and resume exactly where it left off (the auto clicker, the key clicker, a macro, or a script) with nothing left stuck down.
Profiles & Presets
Save unlimited profiles for clicker and key clicker configs, macros, scripts, button mappings, and image triggers. Switch between them instantly from a dropdown.
UI Scaling
Scale the whole interface from 70% up to 150%. Stays crisp and readable on high-DPI monitors, TVs, and the Steam Deck screen.
Built-in Quick Help
Every tab is explained inside the app, and the script command reference is one click away. The Feedback button opens the Steam Community discussions, where suggestions reach the developer.
Six Languages
The interface and help come in English, Русский, Українська, Deutsch, Español, and Português (Brasil). It picks one by itself, from Steam's language or your system's, and the globe button in the sidebar switches to another (after a restart).
What People Use an Auto Clicker For
From gaming to everyday productivity, AutoClick Pro takes over the clicks you'd rather not do by hand.
🎮 Games
Idle and clicker games, farming, and other repetitive in-game actions. (Some anti-cheat-protected games block simulated input.)
🖱️ Repetitive tasks
Form filling, data entry, and any workflow that means clicking the same spots over and over.
🧪 Testing & QA
Drive UIs with repeatable, scripted clicks and keystrokes for manual testing and demos.
♻️ Macros
Record a sequence once and replay it on demand, at any speed, as many times as you need.
Set Up Your Auto Clicker in Three Steps
From install to your first automated click in under a minute.
1. Install from Steam
Buy AutoClick Pro once on Steam and click Install. Steam handles the download and updates on Windows, SteamOS, and Linux.
2. Choose your click settings
Set a click interval, pick a mouse button, and click at the cursor or at a fixed position. Save it all as a profile.
3. Press your hotkey
Start and stop the auto clicker with a global hotkey. It works even while the app is minimized or a game has focus.
Auto Clicker for Windows, SteamOS & Linux
One purchase, every platform. The same features whether you're on a Windows PC, SteamOS, or a Linux desktop.
Windows
A native app for Windows 10 & 11. Single, self-contained download: no extra runtimes or installers to deal with.
SteamOS
Runs natively on SteamOS, with pixel-accurate cursor handling on KDE Plasma / Wayland.
Linux
Native Linux app across mainstream desktops on both X11 and Wayland: KDE, GNOME, and more.
A Clean, Modern Interface
The same layout on Windows, SteamOS, and Linux, shown here on the SteamOS edition, version 1.6.2.
Auto Clicker
Fine-grained control over interval, button, mode, and position, or click on an image wherever it is. Pause and stop hotkeys are always in reach.
Key Clicker
The Auto Clicker for a key: press any key every interval, with modifiers, or hold it down until you stop. Its own F4 hotkey.
Macro Recorder
Record once, replay forever. Adjust playback speed and repeat count, and fine-tune timing in the Macro Editor.
Macro Editor
Open a recording as a list of actions: set any gap to the millisecond, move a click, change a key, or add a Wait for Image step.
Scripting
Write custom automation scripts with an easy command syntax, including waitimage and clickimage, with a built-in reference and a run log.
Mouse Mapper
Map your mouse's side buttons to run a saved clicker, macro, or script profile.
Keyboard Mapper
Bind F-keys or letters to launch any saved profile with a single keypress.
Controller
Map gamepad buttons to any saved profile, and move the cursor with an analog stick.
Image Trigger
When an image appears or a pixel changes colour, click it or run a profile, with Start/Stop, its own hotkey, and a cooldown.
Images
Capture a picture of anything on screen, tune its tolerance and minimum match, and Test finds it again wherever it has moved.
Broad Platform & Desktop Support
On Windows, AutoClick Pro uses the native input APIs. On Linux it auto-detects your session at startup and picks the right backend: XTest on X11, or a kernel-level uinput device on Wayland. On KDE Plasma (including SteamOS) and GNOME it reads the compositor's real cursor position, so macro recording, playback, and scripted movement are pixel-accurate. A built-in Wayland Setup wizard and a monitor access helper take care of SteamOS and KDE permissions right from the foot of the sidebar.
* On wlroots compositors (Sway, Hyprland, etc.) clicking and keyboard input work well, but macro recording and scripted mouse movement fall back to relative-motion estimation, which can be less accurate. On Windows, KDE Plasma, and GNOME, AutoClick Pro uses real cursor positions for pixel-accurate automation.
Guides
Practical, evergreen how-tos: setup, the Steam Deck route, key pressing, fixes, and honest comparisons.
Auto Clicker for Steam Deck
Why Windows tools fail on SteamOS, and the native setup that works.
Auto Clicker for Linux
X11, Wayland, the one-time setup, and desktop-by-desktop support.
How to Set Up an Auto Clicker
Interval, position, hotkeys, repeat, then your first recorded macro.
Keyboard Clicker
Press any key automatically: combos, tap or hold, random timing.
Auto Clicker Not Working?
Fixes for ignored clicks, dead hotkeys, Wayland, and controller quirks.
Auto Clicker vs Macro vs Script
Which tool fits which job, plus what CPS actually means.
Auto Clicker FAQ
Quick answers about what AutoClick Pro does, what it costs, and where it runs.
What is AutoClick Pro?
AutoClick Pro is a fast, reliable auto clicker (also known as an automatic clicker or autoclicker) that also presses keys, records macros and runs custom automation scripts. One app handles auto clicking, a key clicker, keystroke automation, and mouse, keyboard, and controller button mapping. It can also see the screen: capture a picture of a button or an icon and it can wait for it, click it wherever it appears, or run a profile the moment it shows up.
Is AutoClick Pro free?
AutoClick Pro is a low-cost paid app on Steam rather than a free auto clicker. A single purchase unlocks every platform - Windows, SteamOS, and Linux - with no ads, no accounts, and no telemetry.
Can it automatically press keyboard keys, not just click?
Yes. The Key Clicker presses any key, or a combination such as Ctrl+S, every interval, or holds it down until you stop it, with its own hotkey (F4 by default). It runs beside the Auto Clicker, a macro or a script. The Macro Recorder also captures your keystrokes, and scripts can press, hold or type any key.
How fast can it click, and can I set the interval?
Set any click interval from 1 ms up to one hour, or randomize it between a minimum and maximum for more natural input. Choose left, right, or middle button, single click, double click, or Hold Down (pressed until you stop), and run a fixed number of clicks, until you stop, or until a timer runs out.
Can it click something only when it appears on screen?
Yes. Capture a picture of it on the Images tab. A script can then wait for it with waitimage and click it with clickimage, the Auto Clicker can click only while it is visible, and the Image Trigger can click it or run a profile the moment it appears, wherever it appears.
Which platforms does it support?
Windows 10 and 11, SteamOS, and most Linux desktops on both X11 and Wayland (KDE Plasma, GNOME, and more). The same features are available on every platform.
Which languages does AutoClick Pro come in?
English, Russian, Ukrainian, German, Spanish (Latin America), and Brazilian Portuguese, help pages included. It picks one by itself, from the language Steam runs it in or your system's language, and the globe button in the sidebar picks another (applied after a restart). Script commands and key names stay in English.
Does it work on the Steam Deck?
Yes. AutoClick Pro is native on SteamOS, with pixel-accurate cursor handling on KDE Plasma and Wayland, so recording and scripted movement land exactly where you expect.
Is it safe, and will games detect it?
AutoClick Pro sends normal mouse and keyboard input. The screen is read only for the image and pixel features, only while you capture an image or a search runs, and nothing is recorded or uploaded - the only thing kept is the images you capture yourself. Most games accept simulated input, though some anti-cheat-protected titles deliberately block it.
How do I download AutoClick Pro?
It is a one-click install from Steam. Open the AutoClick Pro Steam page, buy it once, and click Install - the download and updates are handled by Steam on Windows, SteamOS, and Linux.
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Get AutoClick Pro on Steam and start saving time on repetitive clicking today, on Windows, SteamOS, or Linux.
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